Conundrum: The Lost Rabbit is the sixth book in The Rabbit Saga by Ellen C Maze. He once belonged to a mighty race, but now he is all alone. The Rakum were a race that others feared for their bloodthirst and their strength. Now Elder...

What JAH Feels: The Words of the Scribe by Moses Shehan Denalee is a collection of spiritual poetry on love, on finding that true love, holding on and experiencing every beautiful thing that comes along with it. Each of the poems in this collection shares...

The Taino people lived in a beautiful land filled with rolling hills and bright flowers and Alida was the daughter of the chief of the Taino tribe. Far beyond the trees, there was a pool at the base of a waterfall and that was Alida's...

A convalescing detective and a group of elderly retirees team up to solve a decade-old murder in the entertaining sleuth mystery, Late for Bingo (The Way Over The Hill Gang Book 2) by MK Scott. After their success with the last case they worked, it...

Soldiers of Freedom: The WWII Story of Patton's Panthers and the Edelweiss Pirates by Samuel Marquis takes readers back to the WWII experience on the Eastern European front and the final push to beat the Nazis. The story follows characters that are memorable and their...

White Shade is a guidebook for black professional women. Dr. Michelle Shelton uses a series of stories, or vignettes as she calls them, to highlight ‘white spaces’ and ‘white shades’ that are abundant in the professional world. The stories are fictionalized but rooted in...

Mary Magdalene is one of the best known female biblical figures, and those familiar with her story have different images and impressions of her. In Magdalene Mysteries: The Left-Hand Path of the Feminine Christ, we are introduced to what is a non-canonical account of Mary...

Joy: The Journey of an Autistic from the Lost Generation by Rebecca Evanko is an engaging memoir that chronicles the author's journey from that of being abandoned at the age of 15, to being a high school dropout, to being suicidal, ostracism, loneliness, and shame...

In Justice, Justice Shall You Pursue, Jules Mermelstein takes you into a world of espionage and conspiracy where Alan Crosby, a well-liked, upstanding, successful, and wealthy financial investor, living in a suburb of Philadelphia, is accused of murdering his wife Deidre. He hires a lawyer,...

Nathan Thinks He Knows Best by Alex Bahscot is an impressive romantic novel that’s humorous and realistic, appealing to both teens and adults. It brings the fun to business rivalry in the actual world, with two smart, witty, and funny people as the core characters....

Excel Formulas and Functions: The Step-by-Step Excel Book for Beginners on how to Master Lookup Formulas using the XLOOPUP Function by Harjit Suman, differentiates the Excel lookup functions, VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP. It is for people who want to expand on their Excel skills but is...

I suppose just about everyone knows the popular children’s song, “Mary had a little lamb.” When learning a new musical instrument, it was one of the most used beginner tunes. But does anyone know the story behind the song? Mary Sawyer was a pioneer girl....

Checkmate: The King's Game in the Middle East is a work of non-fiction that focuses on important current affairs, military themes, and sociocultural and political factors, and was penned by author Gennaro Buonocore. Concisely worded to offer an informative but highly digestible discussion, the work...

Shadows of Swayne Field: The Search for the Abraham Lincoln Baseball is a sports mystery novel written by Ronald R. Harrington. Punky and the old Lucas County Recreation Center had a history, even beyond the 1860s vintage baseball game he was playing that hot August...

Happy Valley in the village of Merryville was a happy place to live and everyone who lived there was happy and thankful. Laughter and songs filled the streets and houses of Merryville and echoed throughout the valley. The Little Old Man who lived in the...

Order Up! The Ins and Outs of Getting Your Food Truck Business on the Road by Diann Seibert is an engaging book that gives good tips on how to start a fully operational food truck business. There are around 25,000 food trucks operating in the...

Joseph of Arimathea: The Secret Disciple Who Buried the Body of Jesus by Ken Westbrook is a must-read historical Christian novel. This is a fictionalized account of Joseph, an unassuming businessman waiting on the prophesied Messiah, who asked Pilate for permission to bury the body...

Ego Shooter: The Depth of the Pain by Karlheinz Moll is a gripping tale of mystery and murder, a well-plotted thriller that will have readers racing through the pages. When a man is shot in Montana in broad daylight, investigators see a link with another...

When Ella Canady joined the moving-picture firm, Selig Polyscope Company, as a seamstress, she wanted to leave her pain-filled life in Chicago. The company was filming scenes at the Rafter-H ranch in Canon City, Colorado. Two brothers, Cale and Hugh Hutton, owned the ranch and...

Forever Wild, Forever Home: The Story of The Wild Animal Sanctuary of Colorado is a work of non-fiction that was penned by Melanie and Mark Shellenbarger. The book was written to celebrate the forty-year anniversary of the world’s leading large carnivore sanctuary. Covering the history...